Beef - Grass and Feeding

Beef Cattle - Grass and Feeding

Beef - Grass and Feeding

Beef Cattle - Grass and Feeding

Grass+ Beef: good ground conditions, but poor growth

While ground has been trafficable for the most part, growth is behind on the norm and may affect when the second round kicks off.

GRASS & FEEDING 12 March 2025

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The Grass Week: drier week changes grazing game

GRASS & FEEDING 8 March 2025

Grass+ Beef: first of cattle turned out for many

GRASS & FEEDING 5 March 2025

The Grass Week: milder and drier conditions to persist

GRASS & FEEDING 1 March 2025

Grass+ Beef: rainfall making grazing impossible, but soil temperatures rise

GRASS & FEEDING 26 February 2025

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The Grass Week: milder and drier conditions to persist

While the last week to 10 days has been fairly miserable, the outlook is much more promising for the week ahead.

GRASS & FEEDING 5 February 2025

Grass+ Beef: rainfall making grazing impossible, but soil temperatures rise

While the heavy rain in many parts of the country has hit grazing efforts hard, the positive is that soil temperatures have taken a good jump.

GRASS & FEEDING 5 February 2025

The Grass Week: weather stalls the ball on grazing

Wet weather has put a halt on grazing for many, while soil temperatures remain stubbornly low.

GRASS & FEEDING 5 February 2025

Getting to grips with fertiliser allowances

The permitted levels of chemical nitrogen and phosphorus farmers can apply will be influenced by many factors, including farm stocking rate and soil sample analysis.

FERTILIZERS 5 February 2025

Grass+ Beef: ground softens and grazing becomes trickier

Some heavy rain in parts of the country have made grazing more difficult, leading to some farmers having to temporarily rehouse stock.

GRASS & FEEDING 5 February 2025

The Grass Week: soil temperature still on the low side

Cool but dry conditions mean that soil temperatures are still low, though should heat come, they wouldn’t be long warming up.

GRASS & FEEDING 5 February 2025

Grass+ Beef: slurry and early grazing to the front of the mind

Ground conditions are relatively good throughout the country, leading to many looking to turn out some cattle, or more importantly, get slurry tanks lowered.

GRASS & FEEDING 5 February 2025

The Grass Week: using slurry and chemical N wisely

Tanks are starting to fill up, and pressure will be on some farmers to get the tanker hooked up to relieve pressure.

GRASS & FEEDING 5 February 2025

Improving potassium fertiliser recommendations

Thomas McCarthy and David Wall from Teagasc, Johnstown Castle, Co Wexford examine the latest soil science research on potassium.

FERTILIZERS 5 February 2025

EASYFIX launches revolutionary slurry aeration system - ePulse

Suitable for existing and new tanks - 60% TAMS approved. Agitates slurry. Improves safety. Enhances nutrients.

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Beef - Grass and Feeding

Beef - Grass and Feeding

Grass+ Beef: good ground conditions, but poor growth

MOST READ STORIES

The Grass Week: drier week changes grazing game

Grass+ Beef: first of cattle turned out for many

The Grass Week: milder and drier conditions to persist

The Grass Week: milder and drier conditions to persist

Grass+ Beef: rainfall making grazing impossible, but soil temperatures rise

Grass+ Beef: rainfall making grazing impossible, but soil temperatures rise

MOST READ STORIES

The Grass Week: milder and drier conditions to persist

Grass+ Beef: rainfall making grazing impossible, but soil temperatures rise

The Grass Week: weather stalls the ball on grazing

Getting to grips with fertiliser allowances

Grass+ Beef: ground softens and grazing becomes trickier

The Grass Week: soil temperature still on the low side

Grass+ Beef: slurry and early grazing to the front of the mind

The Grass Week: using slurry and chemical N wisely

Improving potassium fertiliser recommendations

EASYFIX launches revolutionary slurry aeration system - ePulse

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